A lapsed domain takes down your website, your email and your brand in one stroke — and getting it back can cost thousands, if it's possible at all. We watch the registry so you never miss a renewal.
Included in Starter, Pro and Agency plansDomain renewals fail quietly. The reminder email goes to an address nobody checks anymore, the card on file at the registrar expired, or the colleague who registered the domain moved on. Registrars offer a short grace period — then the domain enters redemption (where recovery costs ten times the renewal fee) and eventually drops, where squatters pick it up within seconds.
Unlike an outage, a lost domain doesn't come back with a server restart. Your website, your email, your SSL certificates and every link ever shared to your site all break at once.
Domain expiry protection reads the authoritative expiration date straight from the public registry via RDAP — the modern successor to WHOIS — and reminds your whole team on every channel before the date sneaks up.
Expiry dates come directly from the domain registry via RDAP — not from parsing fragile WHOIS text — so the date we track is the date that matters.
We never ask for registrar credentials or API keys. If the domain is public, we can watch it — including domains your clients own.
The same battle-tested ladder as SSL monitoring: reminders at 30, 14, 7, 3 and 1 days before expiry, and on the day itself. Each fires exactly once.
Reminders reach email, SMS, Telegram, WhatsApp and push — so renewal isn't riding on one person's inbox at one registrar.
Turn on domain monitoring for any monitor. We extract the registrable domain from your URL automatically.
Daily lookups fetch the authoritative expiration date for your domain straight from the registry.
From 30 days out, reminders arrive on your configured channels, getting more frequent as the date approaches.
After renewal, the new expiration date is picked up automatically and the reminder cycle resets.
Add your domains today and stop depending on a single registrar email. No credit card required.